Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-06
UNITED STATES COURT.
Besinning the Work ofthe April Term
-The Strand and Petit Jur:es,

B%eginuiBg the WORK Otthe Aprn Ae5m
-The Strand and Petit Jur:ss,
The United States judicial mill which
grlnds out just dues to the guilty and
innocent alike is now IL full motion IN
Yankton and it's decisions will control
the future actions of many who have
fallen into the tolls of the law. The
term which opened yesterday promises
not to be a long one, but much. business
of grave moment wi.>:lome up for settle-
ment. Yesterday the grand jury as
listed blow was fully organized with
Dan s. Glidden, of Sioux Fails, as fore
man. This body occupies the large
room in the new portion OF the the court
house on the second floor and the Jurors
alluded to these quarters pleasantly.
Chief Justice Trip occupies the bench
and he is assisted in keeping the mill
going by Marshal Maratta and
his deputies, Henry A. Tfipp, as
court crier, and Patrick Noonan and o
colored gentleman who was out when
Che reporter called, as men of all work.
In Judicial p~hraseology they are called
bailiffs.
Several matters of minor moment
have been disposed of since the opening
OF the term, among them motions in civil
cases, arguments on law questions, etc.
This morning L. Fl. Dudley plead not
guilty to the charge of perjury in a land
matter, a demurrer which had been filed
by the defense having been overruled'
Judge Tr,pp has given this case consid.
cradle prominence by having delivered
an opinion thereon, which opinion haf
been discussed at length by leading
lawyers and journals. The case will come
ND for trial next term.
! The following list comprises the Da'
kotaians who have been summoned e
report tomorrow as petit Jurors:
PETIT JURY.
O Thayer, Andrew Thompson, "
d Stiles, A Gale,A D Collier, Sioux Falls
: ID Vinegar, b @ Huddle, T Mielang
, Robt ID Wells, Mitchell.
James Davis, James Sharon, Franci
r Maynard, Albert Plumb, Bon Homm'
county.
Robt WATSON, ] L Smith. John
8 Thompson, II J Welby, Thomas Finne
a gan, L M Yeatman, Yankton.
Charles M MUMMY, Minnehaha count.
wv Halton, e @ Issenhuth, j
Ir Ohlewire, Il NJ Sampson, Huron.
j McRoss, Buffalo county.
Charles Bunling, A q Richard
is Truman French, j Limebaok, Bru.
'e county.
1T u Montgomery, N o McIntyre, j
se Stowel. NJ NJ Warren, Brown county.
+ Platt Vail, Elk Point.
4. THE GRAND JURY.
& The following is the grand jury as
y was finally sworn in and assigned to
y work:
rs Dsul s Glidden (foremaD), Oh vi
at cent, D w LaBarr, W Dawson, r
CnrIey, w F Lyons, Peter Ssefiin, B
e. Burns, W II McVay, James 81 Pearse
J 81 DeVol, J @ Chisem, W v Luc'
Patrick Henry, S 6 Stoddard, A J Gu
ford, R F Whittam, O A Bliss, g A g
mour, P n Rradel. = NJ Coetes, j
McHafie, f 81 Ziebaoh.
IL THE TERRITORIAL COURT.
IN Attorneys L. B. French and r. Til
he occupied Judge Trips attention
for two hours this forenoon arguing
a. appeal from the decision OF a JUST
in court.
~ Judge Trip announced this morni
that the territorial court calendar wo'
be called Tomorrow and that the or
for grand and petit iuries for this co
would Don be made.
Robert Schneider was in court I
riu morning to answer to an Indictment
in turned against him last fall charg
,a,l him with selling liquor without a lice,
!. The district attorney was occup